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4657	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance of obesity-related policies in multiple environments: the Missouri Obesity, Nutrition, and Activity Policy Database	null	environments 0.741961 state policy progress 0.573851 obesity-related local policies 0.640768 key informants 0.60952 obesity policy 0.573142 MoNAP Policy Checklist 0.568935 school 0.625299 multiple environments 0.672347 local policy database 0.577225 obesity prevention 0.576522 Missouri obesity rates 0.572457 local environments 0.572159 Activity Policy Database 0.609595 missouri obesity 0.608657 obesity-related policy environment 0.602017 healthy eating 0.636272 health care environments 0.585086 Zealand Health Policy 0.571763 community 0.589462 nested cluster design 0.581504 counties 0.5951 school environment 0.597187 city 0.573357 obesity-related policy occurrence 0.599697 child care environments 0.613749	child care 0.675878 chronic disease policy 0.567435 Missouri 0.647844 local policy surveillance 0.573992 health care 0.842001 public health 0.57126 policy 0.754409 health care systems 0.593378 key informant interviews 0.61487 city policies 0.573121 school environments 0.570437 high policy occurrence 0.58446 geographically representative baseline 0.579939 Missouri statewide obesity 0.57983 target environments 0.644058 stratified nested cluster 0.583682 low funding levels 0.579122 physical activity 0.716241 obesity-related policies 0.971809 obesity epidemic 0.61211 Missouri school children 0.568296 promising local policies 0.582937 obesity-related policy 0.602319 particularly influential policies 0.575737	CLICK HERE
8639	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Samuel C. Bowen, M.D.	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	influenza 0.44001 nose 0.438884 Tazewell County 0.585924 list Skip 0.780257 Harry Lee Thompson 0.676154 distinction 0.439893 Chicago 0.438824 Irene Bowen Wendell 0.881648 page options Skip 0.929852 Doctor 0.424401 navigation Skip 0.783126	flu 0.435397 Dr. Bowen 0.757521 Maiden Spring Homestead 0.725069 Virginia Medical College 0.684312 throat surgeon 0.585859 Samuel Cecil Bowen 0.84961 Storyteller 0.439796 ear 0.434025 Palmer House Hotel 0.683986 nephew 0.442406 Prominent eye 0.574348	CLICK HERE
8850	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Church-Based Diet and Physical Activity Intervention for Rural, Lower Mississippi Delta African American Adults: Delta Body and Soul Effectiveness Study, 2010"2011 - CDC	Obesity, diabetes, and hypertension have reached epidemic levels in the largely rural Lower Mississippi Delta (LMD) region. We assessed the effectiveness of a 6-month, church-based diet and physical activity intervention, conducted during 2010 through 2011, for improving diet quality (measured by the Healthy Eating Index-2005) and increasing physical activity of African American adults in the LMD region.	significant increases 0.589878 intervention participation level 0.626547 control group 0.599703 church-based dietary intervention 0.620465 participation intervention group 0.612973 intervention group 0.695853 LMD region 0.576487 original intervention 0.592008 increase physical activity 0.593413 physical activity changes 0.582223 Intervention church committees 0.613504 high-participation intervention 0.646944 intervention functions 0.591417 didactic physical activity 0.576463 physical activity outcomes 0.579914 underactive regular light 0.576697 current intervention 0.591066 physical activity component 0.577304 aerobic physical activity 0.632498 low participation intervention 0.602723 6-month intervention 0.592843 intervention participants 0.682188 physical activity intervention 0.664363 intervention 0.811892 strength/flexibility physical activity 0.629302	intervention churches 0.608221 study 0.582706 Agricultural Research Service 0.584389 intervention effects 0.634229 intervention components 0.587133 high-participation intervention subgroup 0.597831 educational sessions 0.668155 diet quality components 0.589075 lifestyle intervention 0.605909 African American adults 0.861327 LMD African American 0.591077 clinical outcomes 0.600542 intervention effect 0.588792 African American churches 0.605015 intervention activities 0.612942 high-participation intervention group 0.638855 intervention dose 0.58034 self-directed physical activity 0.595449 physical activity indicators 0.583414 physical activity 0.990658 vehicle ownership 0.635554 intervention schedule 0.579912 diet quality 0.764882 significant dietary intervention 0.614855	CLICK HERE
10328	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00342'Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.783568 fungal illness 0.548297 symptomatic area 0.580043 epidural abscesses 0.530664 persistent baseline pain 0.607169 CDC’s HAN 0.574668 Health Alert Network 0.804668 subsequent patient outreach 0.587943 Contaminated Steroid Products 0.579988 fungal infection 0.866703 clinicians 0.565545 NECC steroid medications 0.609218 steroid injections 0.528881 patients 0.950707 paraspinal infections 0.738348 public health partners 0.600321 epidural abscess 0.625993 mild clinical presentation 0.594703 methylprednisolone acetate 0.839868 recent cases 0.520453 prior negative evaluation 0.567333 repeat MRI studies 0.747531 New England Compounding 0.621299 paraspinal injections 0.543743	new cases 0.592604 fungal meningitis 0.649734 prolonged incubation period 0.778426 CDC Health Alert 0.698845 baseline symptoms 0.721221 magnetic resonance imaging 0.59687 contaminated methylprednisolone acetate 0.63323 initially normal imaging 0.58009 abnormal MRI findings 0.63938 new reports 0.52611 predominant clinical syndrome 0.600282 enhances health decisions 0.576161 critical health issues 0.581987 mg/ml Injection 0.674715 paraspinal injection 0.804972 minimal symptoms 0.527319 local health departments 0.595364 fungal disease 0.552842 http://emergency.cdc.gov/HAN/han00338.asp), MRI testing 0.642912 fungal infections 0.790975 newly identified case-patients 0.587419 Parameningeal Infections Associated 0.612744 different patients 0.550084 baseline chronic pain 0.765797	CLICK HERE
10417	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Know the Signs and Symptoms of a Stroke Fact Sheet'Data & Statistics'DHDSP'CDC	null	prevention activities 0.497881 previous stroke 0.783411 stroke cost 0.758689 brain cells 0.510492 permanent disability 0.514469 ethnic groups 0.50453 publication 0.416583 state health departments 0.577202 High blood pressure 0.60495 Geographic Disparities 0.518583 oxygen 0.419234 deaths 0.419765 ischemic type 0.553722 CDC supports— 0.502852 health professionals 0.498544 blood vessel bursts 0.629959 Americans 0.415777 heart attack increase 0.599597 cerebrovascular accident 0.527882 American Heart Association 0.768229 symptoms 0.4167 state maps 0.499983 chances 0.422998 tailor prevention policies 0.585046 county–level stroke death 0.835708	stroke networks 0.795801 programs 0.416243 33 billion 0.507337 greatest burden 0.502214 United States 0.764115 hemorrhagic stroke 0.827281 largest U.S. 0.500838 United Sates 0.525822 smoking 0.415878 timely treatment 0.504444 extensive series 0.501463 ischemic stroke 0.848573 strokes 0.425233 advocacy strategies 0.499043 rates 0.416487 impairments 0.423926 stroke 0.957739 people 0.434826 blood supply 0.522176 partners 0.416216 Stroke Mortality 0.739917 risk 0.416726 information 0.416315 recurrent attacks 0.516777	CLICK HERE
11736	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Trends and Outbreaks | CDC	Describes trends in norovirus outbreaks, who is at risk, symptoms, how it spreads	Operation Iraqi Freedom 0.538601 child care centers 0.532116 banquet halls 0.474584 recreational water settings 0.561236 ship docks 0.473558 British troops 0.474399 Foodborne Outbreak Online 0.560587 environmental contamination 0.474166 campus closures 0.471659 common disinfectants 0.477631 touching things 0.487582 infected crew 0.496431 new strain 0.489624 Health care facilities 0.546308 healthcare facilities 0.478027 healthy people 0.474957 diarrheal disease outbreaks 0.731504 contaminated food 0.684843 U.S. Marines 0.475322 Public Health Professionals 0.534274 outbreaks 0.988484 Web site 0.473836 foodborne outbreaks 0.762906 nursing homes 0.479646	norovirus outbreaks 0.91969 United States 0.622398 industrialized countries 0.484292 rapid turnover 0.472862 family dinners 0.476506 norovirus illness are— 0.625051 ready-to-eat foods 0.482891 military encampments 0.475606 certain foods 0.474657 norovirus illness 0.713077 close living quarters 0.533388 infected people 0.511233 commonly reported settings 0.569544 contaminated water 0.646097 food-related illness 0.524858 bare hands 0.475091 food workers 0.536745 common cause 0.522121 long-term care facilities 0.543391 cruise ships 0.523224 Healthcare Settings 0.501181 nursing home patients 0.542745 institutional settings 0.488893 raw fruits 0.474226	CLICK HERE
12518	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Patient Safety Analysis: Updates and new items for 2015	This Hot Topic presentation is on Patient Safety Analysis with new and updated analysis items introduced to NHSN reporting for 2015. This protocol is used for reporting to the National Healthcare Safety Network for the CMS Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting Program. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=23105d99b2b260b1054b8cb546d7254620141119091809546	Patient Safety Analysis 0.977467 Updates 0.534056	new items 0.835083	CLICK HERE
12784	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Donning: Error Catching and Pro-active Assistance PersonalProtective Equipment (PPE) | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	colleague’s attention 0.562527 PPE 0.535324 final check 0.412155 fresh surgical scrubs 0.793646 Draw items 0.42284 good time 0.413302 proactive risk monitoring 0.806222	common sense 0.405753 ID badges 0.942011 fit issues 0.393633 possible points 0.481333 examples 0.232356 contamination risks 0.461753 donning process 0.606207	CLICK HERE
13007	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kristy's Biography | Real Stories | Tips From Former Smokers	Kristy tried using e-cigarettes to quit smoking, but she kept smoking regular cigarettes along with e-cigarettes. She kept on smoking until her lung collapsed. The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	terrifying 0.425989 smoking-related disease 0.503976 dad 0.42129 electronic cigarettes 0.528039 cough 0.425902 long-haul truck driver 0.592858 mother 0.444642 road 0.44754 stressful events 0.507121 deep smoker 0.518667 energy 0.421481 family members 0.611344 7-year-old daughter 0.513236 packs 0.422093 somebody 0.45583 friends 0.424963 lung 0.604681 regular smoker 0.517031 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.596552 powerful pain medicine 0.596382 fact 0.422243 Kristy 0.955838 Tennessee 0.424844 right lung 0.534699 older sister 0.519895	smokers 0.420766 life 0.436612 footsteps 0.427032 Tests 0.422264 wake-up call—sudden 0.513706 emphysema 0.424381 cigarette smoking 0.519122 breath 0.487569 regular cigarettes 0.727522 small town 0.523916 young age 0.494063 hospital 0.476923 kids 0.445641 lung diseases 0.525456 smoking many times 0.507118 chest tubes 0.509825 e-cigarettes 0.475707 people 0.438452 way 0.422945 home 0.446702 afternoon 0.421845 money 0.420975 collapsed lung 0.546865 COPD 0.450795	CLICK HERE
16251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Adolescent Health	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.92978 PDF 0.337247 adolescents 0.526416 Percent 0.432196 United States 0.301064	Health Statistics Tables 0.929398 Health Interview Survey 0.92625 National Health Interview 0.926632 source 0.378207	CLICK HERE